Well done dwinblood. Sorry I didn't get back to you I was unable to log in due to a keyboard malfunction. I just got it fixed today and saw your message but I'm happy that you have finally written something I totally agree with ;-) sadly it had to be because the wealth ranger told you so and not because of what I wrote over and over. I guess my job is done now, I can have a holiday or write about horticulture or art which is what I'd rather be doing. I just had to unravel a mess of a bad german translation on Lanka's latest piece. It might interest you as it goes even further than this, debunking genetics!!!! Get your teeth into that one next!
Great job dude.
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I don't always agree with Mike Adams myself. I've disagreed with a lot of his stance on COVID for a long time now. The only time he was someone I paid attention to RE: COVID was in maybe December 2019 - February of 2020 when he was one of the few people talking actively about it before the CDC or WHO had said a thing.
Not long after that I didn't agree with all of his conclusions.
As to him convincing me. You did more than he did. Though I think it is important when someone that is advocating strongly in directions different from your own and well known at that it is important to NOTE when they change their mind.
That was truly the most important thing about him as he reaches a lot of minds.
Whether people agree 100% or not is never a goal of mine. I don't think it is yours either.
I am not 100% to your way of thinking yet because I haven't finished doing my own due diligence and thinking on the subject but I am a lot closer to it than I was we we began talking and reading each other's posts. :)
I'm humbled that you actually said that. It gives me incentive to keep going. Thankyou for the kind words. Not everyone will change but if enough do we can tip the scales. I actually think the whole system is changing anyway and it will be innevitable in the end. The old medical system is on it's way out. We will have a choice to go down the bio-tech merger route (bad) or the new biology route which is the route I'm plumping for.
Nothing happens quickly. I also think there is a correlation between intelligence and stubbornness.
Others have often called me intelligent. I know I am stubborn.
I've observed that people I consider intelligent are stubborn as well.
We are used to people not thinking around us. Thus, we can get into a mode where we are quick to cast things aside that challenge our world view.
I have been trying to keep that aspect of myself more at bay. I think it needs to be there a little bit but not dogmatic like as it also keeps us from blindly accepting things we hear.
I also realized long ago that it is very rare for someone to immediately change their mind. It takes time.
The analogy in my mind is always that I am throwing mental seeds as I talk to people and they are throwing them back at me. Some seeds may never grow. Others may eventually sprout and do something. Perhaps not what you planned but they will lead to change.
oh I'm well aware of the 'planting seeds' strategy and have virtually done it for years, throw out a handful of seeds and run. I no longer fret about whether people listen or not I just post and let it brew. I gave up debating online and only answer genuine questions if I know the asker is open. I can spot a shill a mile off and never engage.